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Why staying humble (and kind) has been his secret weapon.
Creative Boom editor Katy Cowan reflects on 2025, a year marked by challenges in the creative industry and a renewed focus on human connection. She recounts launching The Studio, a thriving online community, expanding into real-world events, and growing Creative Boom’s YouTube and podcast presence. The piece highlights adaptation to AI, collaboration with Love & Logic on social strategy, and the importance of authenticity and community in creative work.
Episode 164 of The Spark podcast features a lighthearted conversation between host Katy Cowan and designer Kenny Gravillis of Gravillis Inc. They discuss his creative philosophy, personal rituals, and reflections on collaboration, with anecdotes from his life and career. The episode offers a more personal glimpse into the personality behind the acclaimed design studio.
Creative Boom’s podcast episode features Kenny Gravillis, founder of Gravillis Inc., discussing his journey from early advertising work to shaping the visual identity of major music and film projects. He reflects on branding the Oscars, designing the Ready to Die album cover, and creating campaigns for major films while emphasizing humility and the irreplaceable human touch in creativity. The conversation also explores his views on AI and the importance of kindness in the creative industry.
Creative Boom announces the launch of Season 9 of its podcast, celebrating one million downloads since its 2020 debut. The new season features leading creative figures such as Michael Johnson, Emma Barratt, and Kiser Barnes, alongside sponsorship from the School of Communication Arts. The article highlights the podcast’s evolution, new guests, and the refreshed bonus segment 'The Spark'.
PRINT Magazine’s Poster Design section highlights a range of stories and interviews about poster art, from historical retrospectives to contemporary projects like the 2026 Olympics and FIFA World Cup posters. It showcases how posters remain a vital medium for cultural and event communication.